A model for the joint strategic analysis of a brand’s intangible assets and knowledge: The contribution of cognitive sciences to competitive strategy
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distinctive competence, competitive core, brand positioning, industry key competitive requirement, market segment, competitive advantageAbstract
In this paper, we present, from a constructivist, systemic, cognitive, and linguistic perspective, a theoretical model on the concepts of market segmentation, consumer decision process, brand positioning, and competitive advantages. Likewise, from this constructivist, systemic, cognitive and linguistic perspective, we consider the concepts of an industry’s key competitive requirements, offer design, and distinctive competences. At last, we present the notion of competitive core as the link between competitive advantages and distinctive competences as the foundation of Competitive Strategy in the course of time and innovation.
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